Very insightful. I always enjoy hearing Greg speak about his experiences with Regen Ag. and compare with my own initial experiences with growing almonds.
Thank you! There are a couple longer conversations with Greg Pennyroyal and John Kempf here: czcams.com/video/2RZYwo9SRX0/video.html and czcams.com/video/vLwCeeSM9jY/video.html
Great news to hear. I love Northern California and I have the opportunity to change a 5 acre vineyard to regenerative agriculture. Keep up the good videos
Hello Daniel, thanks for your comment! Please feel free to contact our customer care team at hello@advancingecoag.com to get more information about the type and frequency recommended for plant sap analysis. In the meantime, this webpage might help you find more information as well: www.advancingecoag.com/plant-sap-analysis
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Very insightful. I always enjoy hearing Greg speak about his experiences with Regen Ag. and compare with my own initial experiences with growing almonds.
Great information, a longer deeper conversation would be nice. Thank you.
Thank you! There are a couple longer conversations with Greg Pennyroyal and John Kempf here: czcams.com/video/2RZYwo9SRX0/video.html and czcams.com/video/vLwCeeSM9jY/video.html
Another excellent talk from AEA! Thanks as always! This was a great reminder of all the pieces!
PS - I did one plant sap analysis on my SUPER small scale and I can't even describe the insight that provided. Thanks to AEA for everything!
@@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork that's awesome to hear! Thanks for trusting us!
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Great news to hear. I love Northern California and I have the opportunity to change a 5 acre vineyard to regenerative agriculture. Keep up the good videos
That's great news, Dan Pozzi! We wish you luck in transforming your 5 acre vineyard and hope that we can be of help along the way!
- The AEA Team
@@AdvancingEcoAgriculture You’re a great help already and I’ll keep using you guys as a resource. Thank you so much
Thanks for the great guidelines for aspiring viticulturists. How often would you do plant sap sampling in the vines and what type of kit do you use?
Hello Daniel, thanks for your comment! Please feel free to contact our customer care team at hello@advancingecoag.com to get more information about the type and frequency recommended for plant sap analysis. In the meantime, this webpage might help you find more information as well: www.advancingecoag.com/plant-sap-analysis
I sample every 2 weeks from first leaf to sinesence.
Great video, thanks a lot for share greetings from Sinaloa, Mx